The Human Capital Institute (HCI), a think tank and association focused on talent management strategies, and Southern Methodist Universityís Cox School of Business Executive Education, ranked among top business schools by Business Week, Forbes and other business publications, announced today an agreement to bring human capital education and networking to the Dallas-Fort Worth business community.
îHCIís agreement with SMU Cox Executive Education is an important step towards our goal to make innovative human capital education and information readily available to individuals and organizations, said Allan Schweyer, HCIís Executive Director. SMU Cox Executive Education is recognized as having exemplary executive-level management and leadership programs, making them a perfect partner for providing talent management resources to the Dallas-Fort Worth business community.
The inaugural Human Capital Leadership session will be a breakfast program on Tuesday, October 11. The complimentary event will begin with a networking session and continental breakfast, followed by a presentation by Dr. Terry Bacon, President and CEO of Lore International Institute, author, and advisor to many Fortune 500 companies and government organizations. Dr. Baconís presentation will be on, ìThe Balanced Leader.î The event will be held at the universityís brand new facility, the James M. Collins Executive Education Center, just days after the buildingís grand opening.
ìThese are exciting times, when the shift to a global, knowledge-based economy opens new opportunities for those with the leadership skills, business acumen, and agility to capitalize on them,î said Frank R. Lloyd, Associate Dean of the Cox School of Business. ìWe are committed to helping the local business community, including our students and alumni, remain competitive in the new world by partnering with forward-thinking groups like HCI to bring the latest human capital research, strategies and tools to leaders across business, academia, government and consulting.î
This complimentary event is open to the public, however seating is limited. Interested parties may register in advance by calling toll free, 866-538-1909.
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The Human Capital Institute and SMU Cox Executive Education Announce Agreement
An agreement to bring human capital education and networking to the Dallas-Fort Worth business community
